South African property developer Brett Abrahamse is bringing Hilton into Zimbabwe for the first time
Hilton will open its first Zimbabwe hotel in 2029 with Terrace Africa, the Harare developer South African Brett Abrahamse founded at 28.
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Hilton will open its first Zimbabwe hotel in 2029 with Terrace Africa, the Harare developer South African Brett Abrahamse founded at 28.
Billionaire Johann Rupert-backed RCL Foods produces 227,000 jars of mayonnaise daily, with Nola holding a 41.5% share of South Africa’s market.
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AXIAN Group and the African Development Bank have launched a digital finance programme reaching 34,000 women-led businesses in five countries.
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Austin Avuru co-founded Seplat and retired as CEO in 2020. His family holding company now runs greenhouse farms in Ogun State growing tomatoes.
Wilfred Murungi founded Mastermind Tobacco in 1987 and built Kenya's second-largest cigarette maker. Its assets went under the hammer in 2025.
Fye Network and Q Group will publish a children's book about Muhammed Jah, who began with $16,000 and built The Gambia's largest conglomerate.
Zunaid Moti's African Hero unveiled the Duma Boko School and Clinic in Gaborone, months after Botswana's finance ministry rejected his proposal.
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